Cash McCall – The Blues

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Originally recorded for Chess Records in August 1951, this is a performance from 1966. When the Devil drives…

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Blues Legends Diaporama

Soundtrack: “As The Years Go Passing By”
Albert King & Rory Gallagher – Montreux 1975
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Cash McCall is a prolific singer, songwriter, and simply a great blues man. This track was done at Chess during a time when Cash (Morris Dollison), was writing for the likes of Minnie Riperton and Rotary Connection, Little Milton, Tyrone Davis, Junior Parker. You get the picture. A great writer and producer who spent too little time recording himself. From 1969, this record was the 2nd Cash released on Checker. The production credits go to ‘Daddy G’, Gene Barge, but Pookie suspects Charles Stepney’s hand is on this one a bit. That does sound like Minnie Riperton on those obligatos and perhaps Sidney Barnes on there too. Cash had just worked with the Rotary Connection on ‘Love Me Now’, so just maybe They returned the favor. This is an original 45 from ‘69, so Pookie hopes you can forgive a little wear. Great records get played a lot. Cash is still going strong, residing in Memphis and recording/performing with Willie Dixon’s grandson Alex Dixon. Check Alex and Cash out at Dixon’s Landing Music

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I know how to read tablature, and as a pianist I’ve been able to sight-read sheet music for going on 15 years. However, I’ve been playing a guitar for a couple years but I’d like to learn how to play from sheet music instead of tabs. Basically, I’m just looking for how sheet music relates to the guitar; I have a whole stack of sheet music books and I’d like to be able to play them on something other than piano.

Thanks in advance!

First, you need to know the notes on the strings, from thinnest to thickest, they are e B G D A E.

Your thinnest string translates to the 4th inside space from the bottom of the staff (see below)

Imagine this is a staff:
——————
e
——————

——–B——–

——–G——–

——————
D
underscore

underscore > A

underscore
E
underscore

Since you’ve been sight-reading for such a long time, you should be able to pin-point the rest of the notes as well as the step relationships between notes (ie B to C = 1 half step = 1 fret, C to D = 1 whole step = 2 frets, ect)

One note on sheet music – remember you only have 6 strings, any giant chords will need to be shortened down to 6 notes. You also have to keep in mind that you have a very limited range – You can only use a maximum of about 3 octaves to work with at once, so you will have to transpose to play large range songs like Rachmoninov’s Bells of Moscow (Prelude in Csharp minor).

Good luck,
Best wishes,
Charlie